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German Shepherd Dogs
German shepherd dogs can be obtained from either a breeder or rescue and should receive training before leaving the kennel.
American and European types of the breed are smaller and more suited to the role of a family pet. These types are bred mostly for temperament and conformation. In the former East Germany, the motherland of the breed, there are bloodlines that adhere closely to the old standard. Such animals are large, with a broad head and dark coat. They are praised for their unique working abilities, but most of them are very self-assured and independent, which poses a greater challenge in terms of training. Fanciers of the old standard preserve the unique characteristics of the line and try to raise it to the status of a separate breed.
German shepherd dogs can be obtained from either a breeder or rescue and should receive training before leaving the kennel.
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German Shepherd Dogs -
rescue, training
Also called Alsatian.
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The other names of the breed are: Alsatian and Deutscher Schaferhund. This is a strong, well-muscled, agile dog that is full of life and energy. These are extremely intelligent dogs that make wonderful companions and friends; they are also good family protectors and guards. Males are naturally bigger than females and are 24-26 inches high while females are 22-24 inches high. Males weigh about 75-95 lbs. The coat of these dogs is double and can be of following colors: solid black, gray, tan, and gold. German shepherd dogs can be obtained from either a breeder or rescue and should receive training before leaving the kennel.
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